Apple TV reportedly getting Justin Timberlake docuseries, announces new Toni Collette show
With one official announcement and one report, two new Apple TV projects have been revealed this week. Here are the details. more…
Apple TV is set to launch a two-part docuseries featuring Justin Timberlake and a new comedy-drama series starring Toni Collette, according to recent reports. Timberlake's docuseries, a follow-up to his 2021 drama "Palmer," will delve into his life, featuring conversations with Janet Jackson and insights into Britney Spears' recent statements.
The series, directed by Fisher Stevens and set to premiere in December, will premiere on Apple TV. Meanwhile, Apple TV has officially announced the release of "Lenni," a darkly comedic mystery series. The show revolves around Lenni, a child welfare worker and divorced mother of two, as she juggles her demanding job and her tumultuous personal life.
Set to be produced in Sydney, Australia, "Lenni" will star Toni Collette alongside a cast of notable actors including Ciarán Hinds, Dan Wyllie, and Josh McKenzie. While an official premiere date for "Lenni" has not been announced, the show is already in production.
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